Box, Inc. is a provider of a cloud content management platform. The platform enables internal and external collaboration on content, automation of content-driven business processes, development of custom applications, data protection, security and compliance features. It serves advertising, construction, consumer packaged goods, education, energy, financial services and insurance, government, healthcare and life sciences, high tech, legal, manufacturing, media and entertainment as well as the retail industry. Other than the U.S, the company operates in the U.K. France, Germany, Japan, Canada, Australia, Netherlands and Sweden. Box currently derives revenues from subscription, sale of premier support package and professional services....
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